Love in Disguise by Edith Layton

Love in Disguise by Edith Layton

A superb spellbinder...weaving a glimmering tapestry of incredible richness...captures the heart and soul of the Regency era...a gem of a book. -Romantic Times

Miss Susannah Logan felt very fortunate to have not one but two gentlemen shepherding her through the first London season. One was the cynical and brilliant Mr. Warwick Jones, whose wit and wealth gave him free entry into society and whose pretended scorn for women was matched only by the sensual intensity of his passion for them. The other was the handsome and honorable Julian, Viscount Hazelton, whose fierce desire for an unobtainable beauty had led him to financial ruin but could not mar his irresistible, godlike good looks. Warwick Jones and Julian were good friends until they took the inexperienced Miss Logan in hand...each leading her on a different path of love and passion toward a decision that threatened to intoxicate her flesh...and yield her ripe innocence to the one man whose tantalizing nearness she could no longer resist.

Edith Layton enjoyed writing. When she began writing books, she freelanced as a publicity writer and wrote articles and opinion pieces for the New York Times and Newsday, as well as smaller media. Publishers Weekly dubbed her one of the most gifted romance authors. She garnered numerous honors, including the Romantic Times' Lifetime Achievement Award, as well as glowing reviews and accolades from Library Journal, Romance Readers Anonymous, and Romance Writers of America. Mother of three grown children, she lived on Long Island with her beloved dog, Miss Daisy; her partly wild parakeet, Little Richard; and several nameless pond fish in the fishness protection program.